Which statement about a near miss is correct?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. It is an event that did not cause injury but could have
- Step 1: A near miss involves no injury or damage but had the potential for it. Step 2. Reporting near misses lets the site fix causes before someone is hurt. Answer: It is an event that did not cause injury but could have. Why not the others: Injuries and damage are accidents, and a warning from the client is a disciplinary matter.
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